Archive · 22 May 2025
Fresh Cream Worth ₹28 Lakhs Stolen from Dairy Plant
Someone stole a big truckload of fresh cream!
A driver with a fake ID went to a dairy plant, picked up the cream, and then vanished.
The cream, worth a lot of money, was supposed to go to a city in another state.
The company tried to call the driver, but his phone was off, and they couldn't find the truck.
The police were told, and they are now looking into what happened.
They think the driver pretended to be someone else to steal the cream.
The police are investigating and have filed a case.
The company lost a lot of money because of this theft.
A truck driver with a fake ID stole a fresh cream consignment from a dairy plant.
The stolen consignment was worth Rs 28.35 lakh and weighed 16,969 kg.
The cream was supposed to be delivered to Solapur, Maharashtra but never arrived.
The driver used a false identity and disappeared after picking up the goods.
Police have filed a case and are investigating the incident of criminal breach of trust.
- Who
- A truck driver using a fake ID, identified as Nareshkumar Ramotar, stole the consignment from Mother Dairy.
- What
- A consignment of Amul Fresh Cream worth Rs 28.35 lakh was stolen.
- When
- The theft was discovered after May 10, the expected delivery date.
- Where
- The cream was picked up from a dairy plant in Gandhinagar and was supposed to be delivered to Solapur, Maharashtra.
- Why
- The motive is likely financial gain through theft and misappropriation.
- Stolen Goods
- Amul Fresh Cream
- Value of Goods
- Rs 28.35 lakh
- Weight
- 16,969 kg
- Destination
- Solapur, Maharashtra
- Suspect's ID
- Nareshkumar Ramotar (false)
- Police Charge
- Criminal breach of trust, cheating, misappropriation
- Location of Theft
- Gandhinagar